Sunday, August 12, 2007

Where's Darian?




Hey everyone! I know many of you were wondering what happend to me last week due to the infrequent updates...the airport is what happend. I love my job but I hate delays and terminals that don't have wireless access. I spent much of last week either stranded at Chicago Midway or New York's LaGuardia, and it looks like I'll get to do it all over again this week. But today I'm finally going to get a chance to hang out in D.C. . I've never really had the opportunity to see what the city has to offer for SGL men of color, although I've heard stories . So if you have any recommendations for spots that I need to check out please let me know. I've already been to The White House and George Bush wasn't to thrilled about my presence, it seems I'm everything Karl Rove has taught him to fear, black, gay, registered voter, educated, and smart enough to know Osama Bin Laden caused 9/11 and we should be going after him...lol !

Thanks for hanging in there with me guys. Stay tuned...

2 comments:

  1. go up to the roslyn metro stop across the river in northern virginia

    exit right

    walk down the hill and find the signs to Freedom Park at the former Gannett Building

    whats there??

    memorials

    the door to the cell at the Birmingham jail where MLK was locked up after the march

    a 12x12 square of actual paving stones from the Warsaw Ghetto

    a replica voting box from the first free election in South Africa that brought Mandela to office

    pieces of the Berlin Wall

    the Lady of Freedom from the Tienanmen Square uprising

    bring your camera

    its wonderful stuff and virtually unseen by tourists

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  2. I'd go to the Wahington Mall and see the memorials. More specifically I'd check out the NATIVE-AMERICAN and AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSEUMS along the strip.

    I'd also check out a nice eatery/bookstore called BUSBOYS and POETS (in honor of Langston Hughes) on U Street NW near Howard. Very gay friendly.

    Georgetown is good for hanging out.

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